Elvis and Priscilla were working through their divorce when he began dating the beauty queen Linda Thompson at the Memphian Theater in July 1972. Their relationship lasted until she finally moved out of Graceland for good in December 1976. In her 2016 autobiography, A Little Thing Called Life, Linda discusses her relationship with Elvis and her marriage to Bruce Jenner.
Thompson says one of the wisest and most memorable things she ever said to Elvis was on the night they met: “You should have married a Southern girl.” He readily agreed. “I was that Southern belle,” she noted, “who lived for her man and catered to his every whim. I was pretty much a perfect fit for him ‘right off the rack’—no alterations needed.”
“Ours was a complete relationship—when the need arose, we got to be everything to each other. He was almost sixteen years older than I and so it was natural for me to sometimes be the little girl, with him playing the daddy. More often than not, though, I was the mommy, and he was the baby. Sometimes we were lovers. Sometimes we were brother and sister. Sometimes we were best friends. We were all things to each other at one time or another. And Elvis was always, always everything to me.”
These vintage pics that captured moments of Elvis Presley and Linda Thompson together during their dating days from 1972 to 1976.
Thompson says one of the wisest and most memorable things she ever said to Elvis was on the night they met: “You should have married a Southern girl.” He readily agreed. “I was that Southern belle,” she noted, “who lived for her man and catered to his every whim. I was pretty much a perfect fit for him ‘right off the rack’—no alterations needed.”
“Ours was a complete relationship—when the need arose, we got to be everything to each other. He was almost sixteen years older than I and so it was natural for me to sometimes be the little girl, with him playing the daddy. More often than not, though, I was the mommy, and he was the baby. Sometimes we were lovers. Sometimes we were brother and sister. Sometimes we were best friends. We were all things to each other at one time or another. And Elvis was always, always everything to me.”
These vintage pics that captured moments of Elvis Presley and Linda Thompson together during their dating days from 1972 to 1976.
It was Elvis' insane eating habits - which included fried banana sandwiches, which were fried in an entire stick of butter - that killed him. It wasn't the drugs. Nope! Not the drugs at all.
ReplyDeleteNo one died! No one got hurt! Evil Elvis is just another 100% putrid, human garbage Bald Faced Lie+Liar to ad to the endless list of 100% evil, deceiving, Bapho Born 100% "FEMALE" so called singers that simply LIE,LIE+LIE some more for decades+decades using hormones to fool the world as long as they can or up until the hormones (TESTOSTERONE) stops being effective!! 100% Evil, deceiving 100% born female Elvis is simply and exactly the same Bapho program repeating itself over and over and over again of 100% made up fabricated fake Bapho created puppet char-actors fake made up life stories such as Michelle Jackson's fake death, Jane Morrison's fake death, Trudy Shakuar's fake death, the not blind Stephanie Wonder's fake blindness, etc... etc... and I am afraid the list of fake inverted Bapho human garbage LIES has NO END! Time to wake up and smell the (Hormones) as these inverted Bapho made up char-actors are ALL 100% ONE BIG BAPHO LIE with no exceptions! 100% ALL of them! Better go take another look there and stop being deceived! NOW!
ReplyDeleteWho really cares? He lived a deranged life and was one of the enablers of sexual promiscuity, which has ruined our civilization like nothing else. This was known even back on the 1930s, when J. D. Unwin published "Sex and Culture".
ReplyDeleteNo, Presley has to be seen in the same light Madonna or Dieter Bohlen have to be seen: people who sold their soul to gain the world; degenerates, miscreants.
I Agree.
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